Sentence examples for staff a position from inspiring English sources

In 1984, when Fabius became prime minister, Schweitzer was named his chief of staff, a position he held until Fabius's resignation in 1986.

The commander of the IDF is the chief of general staff, a position subject to civilian oversight by the minister of defense.

In May 1917 he was appointed chief of the war minister's general staff, a position that made him adviser to the Allied armies.

Chico was later promoted to Chief of Staff, a position he held from 1992 to 1995.

That year, he was elevated to the nobility and, in April, became the Chief of the Admiralty Staff, a position he would hold for two years.

Nixon appointed H. R. Haldeman as his White House Chief of Staff; a position which granted Haldeman a relatively large degree of control over the activities of the presidential administration.

But when the conversation shifted to national issues, Daley made some pointed remarks about the Obama administration's decisions while Emanuel was his Chief of Staff--a position now held by the former mayor's brother, Bill Daley.

Controversy swirled over when the administration knew, and why Porter, who resigned last week, continued to be staff security, a position that allows close access to the president.

Without a husband or a staff position at a major media company, she has created an enormous national brand, writing 11 New York Times bestsellers and selling over three million books.

The new mayor, Dan Sullivan, a Republican, has created a staff position and a task force devoted to addressing homelessness.

Andrea Guerrero, executive director of Alliance San Diego and another member of the steering committee, said she was "cautiously optimistic" about the plan getting fully implemented and called the mayor's decision to create a staff position an important first step.